Sentence examples for also patently from inspiring English sources

It is also patently false.

But the comments were also patently incendiary and confrontational.

It is also patently absurd, since no one expects the bill's many provisions simply to be rescinded.

But it is also patently not the effort "to explore the dynamics of people in serious relationships" that the Fox Entertainment chairman, Sandy Grushow, said it would be.

It is also patently daft: "The second amendment – the right to bear arms – is meant to be an insurance against tyranny.

Such help could probably be supplied, at a pinch, by the alliance's European members, but not attack-helicopters to enforce the no-fly zone over Darfur which is also patently needed.

There is also the patently ridiculous.

This might seem to protest overmuch, but also seems patently true.

"It's not just the playfulness of the language – he's also quite patently satirical in the way Wodehouse was," he said.

Led by Rep. Jeff Landry (R-La), the Tea Party freshmen also pushed (patently unconstitutional) legislation through the House to curtail the salary payments of certain Obama recess appointees.

Well consider this: so much of what the right says it believes about our country is also so patently absurd that something else must be going on.